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Constant Power Wire for Radios 200 1982

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Tue Jun 9 19:06 CST 2020
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I don't know why my radio/cassette player wiring does not include the green..."

The circuit delivering battery with the key off maintains memory for radio station selection on those digital-programmed units, or those with clock displays. For instance, this "Volvo 4 Microprocessor" unit (RX-2Q) from the same era but in the next trim level. If your radio has mechanical station selector buttons, no battery is needed.



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Art Benstein near Baltimore






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